DIY Christmas Clothes Pin Wreath

Have you ever tried the Scotch® Expressions Washi Tape ? I recently created a fun DIY Christmas clothes pin wreath using their holiday tapes and oh my, it’s adorable. This is such an easy project and budget friendly. You can use any color scheme you want to coordinate with your existing holiday decor and to glam it up a bit, I added small ornaments to mine.

Supply list

Scotch® Expressions Washi Tape (holiday patterns/colors)

Scotch® Duct Tape (cherry red)

12″ floral craft ring

70 clothes pins

hot glue (optional)

ornaments (optional)

Scissors

Start by wrapping your floral ring with red Duct Tape.

Next, clip your clothes pins around the ring.

I used 3 different holiday Scotch® Expressions tapes. Green, green dots and red stripes. I alternated them to created an eclectic look.

You will need to trim the edges of the tape unless your find larger clothes pins. Smaller fine cutting scissors work the best. You could also pre-cut your tape and add to the clothes pins first, then clip once taped. Either way will work.

I used a 3M™ Command™ Hanging Strip to hang the wreath on our mirror. I glued 2 different colored ornaments around the wreath and that’s it! This would also look really cute as a table top centerpiece for a kids hot cocoa party or an party for that matter. You could add a few small glitter trees with faux snow in the middle or small potted greens and you would instantly add a touch of Christmas to your tabletop. This DIY Clothes Pin wreath is a quick and easy way to decorate a mirror, wall or tabletop for the upcoming holidays. There are so many different Scotch® Duct Tapes and Scotch® Expression Washi Tape colors and patters that the possibilities are endless. For more inspiration, be sure to check out their facebook, twitter and pinterest pages.

Happy wreath making!

I am proud to be a 3M- sponsored blogger, and, as part of my responsibilities, I get the opportunity to evaluate products from Scotch® Products. Opinions are my own and additional product used in the project were selected by me. All opinions and words are 100% my own.